Saint Paul’s United Church of Christ, 103 South Second Street, Marthasville, MO 63357 Seeking to Know, Grow In, and Show the Ways of Jesus The ST. Paul’S Newsletter May 2013 (636) 433-2482 [email protected]www.stpaulsuccmo.org The Anniversary Commiee and the Membership Care Commiee are taking the lead in planning and coor- dinang this year’s combined Church Picnic AND Confir- maon Anniversary Celebraon. Rev. Don Sabbert will preach in each worship service, recognizing those who were confirmed on or before 1981. Please spread the word to all those confirmed in ’81 or before and invite them to the celebraon. Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 9, starng at approximately 12noon with a potluck lunch in Fellow- ship Hall & the Church Yard. Weather perming, we will ulize the outdoors for various acvies for kids of all ag- es - like whiffle-ball, kickball, water-balloons, Dunking St. Paul’s Church Picnic and Confirmaon Anniversary Celebraon By Pastor George “Helping Hands Ministry” Needs Your Help The Missions Commiee has discussed over the past six months how we can be more involved in helping people here in Marthasville with “mission-type” work. It started with a queson something like, “We travel to other cies/ states to serve others and we send financial contribuons around the country and world for mission work in those are- as, so is there something we can do close to home?” The response to this type of queson was formalized in January with the creaon of “St. Paul’s Marthasville Ar- ea Helping Hands Ministry.” This ministry aims to offer praccal help to the building repair & property needs of the elderly, widowed & others in our area. During Lent the Wednesday Lenten offerings went toward a special “Helping Hands Ministry” Fund set up for this purpose. To date over $2000 has been contributed. Also, during this me word was circulated regarding person(s) needing help whom we might be able to serve. GOOD NEWS! With the suggesons of others from our congregaon, we have determined our first Helping Hands Ministry opportunity. A church member needs assistance with the following projects: 1. A drawer front needs to be glued back on. Glue is available. 2. A bed rail on a hospital bed is broken. It needs to be taken off, welded and reinstalled. 3. Assistance is needed, to sit with an individual, while closets are cleaned out by homeowner, the items boxed, and hauled off. 4. A liſt chair motor is not operang properly. It needs to be checked out. 5. As the weather improves, yard work including, raking, spraying, and mulching needs to be done. NOW, the fun part of serving begins. Are you willing to help serve in any of the above capacies? Do you know of someone who has any of the above skills/talents and would like to make a difference? Could you make a donaon to help expand the number of persons we will be able to help? With God’s help, our collecve helping hands will bring joy and hope to others! If you (or others) are available to assist in any of these projects, please nofy the Helping Hands Ministry contact person, Larry Brewe, at [email protected]or 636-359-0541. Booth, etc. Live music is also being recruited for outside entertainment. We will also have our 3 rd Annual “Homemade Ice Cream ‘Freeze-Off’!”. The Freeze-Off will be run much like a chili cook-off. All will be able to get a sample of each ice cream and vote on their preference. If you have an Ice Cream Maker and would like to parcipate, please sign up on the lobby table so we are sure to have an adequate number of tables for serving. To coordinate food, please contact the church office or sign up in the lobby - nong your potluck dish to pass - if you plan on aending. If you wish to help in any way, please contact the church office.
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Saint Paul’s United Church of Christ, 103 South Second Street, Marthasville, MO 63357
Seeking to Know, Grow In, and Show the Ways of Jesus
The Anniversary Committee and the Membership Care Committee are taking the lead in planning and coor-dinating this year’s combined Church Picnic AND Confir-mation Anniversary Celebration. Rev. Don Sabbert will preach in each worship service, recognizing those who were confirmed on or before 1981. Please spread the word to all those confirmed in ’81 or before and invite them to the celebration.
Mark your calendars for Sunday, June 9, starting at approximately 12noon with a potluck lunch in Fellow-ship Hall & the Church Yard. Weather permitting, we will utilize the outdoors for various activities for kids of all ag-es - like whiffle-ball, kickball, water-balloons, Dunking
St. Paul’s Church Picnic and Confirmation Anniversary Celebration By Pastor George
“Helping Hands Ministry” Needs Your Help The Missions Committee has discussed over the past six months how we can be more involved in helping people here in Marthasville with “mission-type” work. It started with a question something like, “We travel to other cities/states to serve others and we send financial contributions around the country and world for mission work in those are-as, so is there something we can do close to home?” The response to this type of question was formalized in January with the creation of “St. Paul’s Marthasville Ar-ea Helping Hands Ministry.” This ministry aims to offer practical help to the building repair & property needs of the elderly, widowed & others in our area. During Lent the Wednesday Lenten offerings went toward a special “Helping Hands Ministry” Fund set up for this purpose. To date over $2000 has been contributed. Also, during this time word was circulated regarding person(s) needing help whom we might be able to serve. GOOD NEWS! With the suggestions of others from our congregation, we have determined our first Helping Hands Ministry opportunity. A church member needs assistance with the following projects: 1. A drawer front needs to be glued back on. Glue is available. 2. A bed rail on a hospital bed is broken. It needs to be taken off, welded and reinstalled. 3. Assistance is needed, to sit with an individual, while closets are cleaned out by homeowner, the items boxed, and hauled off. 4. A lift chair motor is not operating properly. It needs to be checked out. 5. As the weather improves, yard work including, raking, spraying, and mulching needs to be done. NOW, the fun part of serving begins. Are you willing to help serve in any of the above capacities? Do you know of someone who has any of the above skills/talents and would like to make a difference? Could you make a donation to help expand the number of persons we will be able to help? With God’s help, our collective helping hands will bring joy and hope to others! If you (or others) are available to assist in any of these projects, please notify the Helping Hands Ministry contact person, Larry Brewe, at [email protected] or 636-359-0541.
Booth, etc. Live music is also being recruited for outside entertainment.
We will also have our 3rd Annual “Homemade Ice Cream ‘Freeze-Off’!”. The Freeze-Off will be run much like a chili cook-off. All will be able to get a sample of each ice cream and vote on their preference. If you have an Ice Cream Maker and would like to participate, please sign up on the lobby table so we are sure to have an adequate number of tables for serving.
To coordinate food, please contact the church office or sign up in the lobby - noting your potluck dish to pass - if you plan on attending. If you wish to help in any way, please contact the church office.
Small Groups ....................................... 3 Steak Dinner Recap ............................. 3 Easter Lilies ......................................... 3 May Messages on “The Story” ............ 3 Prayer Requests / Ministry ............... 4-5 Altar Flowers ....................................... 5 May Extra Step Mission ....................... 5 Teen Adventures ............................................. 6 Morning L.I.G.H.T. News ................................. 7 Upcoming Events ............................................ 8 May Ministry Calendar .................................... 9 Those Serving During Worship ........ back cover
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Interested in Crosstraining Confirma-
tion for 2013-2014?
St. Paul’s Crosstraining Confirmation Ministry is an inten-tional discipleship process whereby young teens study, reflect on, apply and claim the Christian Faith as their own. A new Crosstraining confirmation class will begin in August for those entering 7th grade and above. If you are interested, please contact Pastor George. An orientation session will be held for parents and confirmands on Sun-day, June 23, from 12-12:30pm to review expectations, hand out a syllabus to each family, and discuss the calen-dar of events for the year. We are anticipating 8-10 par-ticipants.
Please RSVP to the church office (636-433-2482 or [email protected] by Sunday, June 15.
St. Paul’s New Website will launch on May 1.
Visit www.stpaulsuccmo.org.
Many thanks to Curt Rohe for spearheading this effort.
Saint Paul’s Staff George Dohm ............................................................. Pastor
Karen Nye ..................................................... Youth Director (636-734-2815 cell, [email protected])
Sally Rohe ............................................................... Organist Susan Miesner ....................................................... Secretary
2013 Church Council Curt Rohe ................................................................... President Aaron Griesheimer ............................ Vice-President, PRC Rep. Brad Kazmaier ........................................... Buildings & Grounds Curt Rohe .............................................. Website Administrator Angie Hilbert ....................... Recording Secretary, Christian Ed. Lafe Schweissguth ........................................ Ushers & Greeters Russell Kersten ........................................... Financial Secretary Karla Aholt ................................................................. Treasurer Amy Lange ............................... 150th Anniversary Committee Jason Collier ............................................... Ushers & Greeters
Financial Reports
are now also posted outside the church office.
Brief Recap:
GENERAL FUND
Checking Acct Bal. (1/31/13) $ 10,472.80
Deposits $ 21,716.91
$32,189.71
Expenses $(20,002.47)
Balance On Hand (2/28/13) $ 12,187.24 (NOTE: This reflects a loss of $1,714.44 for the month
& a net loss of $1,371.97 for the year thru March. Your con-tinued and consistent giving enables your church council to
meet our commitments and stay under budget. Thank You!)
Graduation Recognition It's that time of year again! If you would like
your child to be recognized in the June Edition of the Newsletter for their educational accom-plishments please communicate the following to the church office: graduate's name, from where they are graduating, and future plans.
The deadline is May 12. Graduates will also be recognized in both
Small Groups Many are taking advantage of a growing number of ‘The Story” Small Groups. Make a few visits to one of the following groups which meet every week .
Tuesdays 6:30am @ Bread Co. in Washington (Mixed group)
Wednesdays
4:15pm in the Parlor (Mixed group) 6:30pm in the Parlor (Women’s Group)
Thursdays
6:30pm, SPC in the Prayer Room (Mixed group) 6:30pm at Sharon Seeley’s home
[27 Whispering Oaks, 63090] (Mixed group)
May Messages Based on "The Story"
May 5 Celebration of Holy Communion
Story #15 -”God’s Messengers”
May 12 Mother’s Day
Women’s Guild History of Women @ SPC
Story #20 (Esther) - “The Queen of Beauty &
Courage” (Note Change)
May 19 Sunday School Celebration & Recognition
Story #16—”The Beginning of the End of the King-
dom of Israel”
May 26 Memorial Day Weekend
Story #17—”The Kingdom’s Fall”
Creative Hands Fellowship will be meeting on the
1st & 3rd Mondays of each month from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Our evening quilters are now helping the daytime quilters on a beautiful quilt that Betty Frankenberg made for her granddaughter. Stop by anytime and see us at work! Some of us are crocheting, embroidering, and working on other craft items. Please join us for an even-ing of fellowship while working on your favorite hobby. If you have any questions, contact Cathie Schoppenhorst or Barb Strubberg.
Easter lilies were given by: James & Lana King in memory of Oliver & Erna Koch and in memory of Elaine Klausmeier,who would have turned 70 on the 27th; Krista & Raena Carver; Tom & Angie Hil-bert in memory of loved ones; Karen Nye in memory of Robert Mohorc; George & Kelly Dohm in honor and cele-bration of family; Todd & Chris Marquart in celebration of family; Cindy & Jr. Berg in memory of loved ones; Ann Jenkins in memory of parents, Ralph & Marge Pruitt
THANK YOU To everyone who
attended, helped with, or donated to the
Wild for Youth Steak Dinner Auction.
● Over 70 Auction Items donated
● Over 30 Youth participated
● To date, profit is: $8,358
YEE-HAW! 150th
Anniversary Edition
Cookbooks for sale!
See a member of the Women’s Guild to purchase yours.
Price is $15.00Price is $15.00
PLEASE REMEMBER IN PRAYER
Tony Rohe –recovering, surgery to repair fingers injured in a wood-splitting accident; Martha Wack-her - recovering from mild heart attack, congestive heart failure; Lindsey Clements (Brenda Garris’ granddaughter)- Mercy St. Louis, pneumonia; Yvonne Ridder- undergoing testing; Al Scholz-Angina; Leonard Lutz – recovering at home; Married at St. Paul’s on April 6: Billy & Pauline (nee Scholz) Milllsap; For everyone affected by the Boston Marathon explosions- the injured, their families, and for emergency and enforcement personnel; Recovering from recent surgery: Roger Gusewell, Dee Schuster, Pam Mutert (daughter of Maurice & Mary Mittler); Brenda Roloff-high eye pressure, Richard Poeppelmeier(Marilyn Erisman’s brother-in-law; Dayton, Ohio) recovering at home; Frank Ev-ans, Jr. & Nicole Doorack upcoming marriage (5/18); Shawn Benson as he transitions to Jacob’s House near Branson; Jimmy and Lana King as they transition to a new residence in Sullivan; Melissa Cash-14yr old, diagnosed with thyroid cancer. Bob Schuster - at Cedarcrest, recovering from oral sur-gery; Eyla Russ (Gay Eskew’s mom) recovering at home; Mike Bowen-heart surgery; Don Moon (Mary Day’s brother-in-law)heart; Eleanor Lutz – sciatic nerve pain; Gail Morris-battling Crohn’s dis-ease; John Spires-Parkinson’s; Jerome Bunge battling Parkinson’s and limited mobility (for Wale-an as she cares for Jerome). Those Battling Cancer: Melissa Cash (14yr old, thy-roid cancer), Verneal Reese (D’Arline Driemeyer’s sister),Kathy Scholz, Donna Watson (Jenny Buesch-er’s niece) ,Mary Carton, Bill Wiegert, Mark Jones, Jim DeLarge, Dana Picker, Leonard Lutz, Jean Ste-vens, Susan Day, Roger Gusewelle, Trevor Joerling, Tammy Haxton, Carole Sincox, Nancy Monzyk, Dan-ielle Gratza, Charlie Frankenberg, Debbie Walde, Janet Nadler, Dale Krampe, Tim Palitzsch, Gene Bol-linger, Eric Franklin. Those serving in the Military: Stuart O'Black, Sam Eskew, Tirzah Eskew, Gabrielle Zuniga, Jason Zuni-ga, Devon Martin, Caleb & Sarah Murphy, Tim Thornton,Chris Noeth, Erin Francis, Sam Helle-busch, Chris Boehlein & others seeking to faithfully serve God & Country! Pray for members in nursing homes or who are otherwise limited due to mobility/illness.
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Please remember those who can’t always be with us with prayer/a visit/letter/card/phone call.
Vera Freese 2800 Rabbit Trail Dr, Rm #37, Washington
Margaret Hackmann 324 W 5th St, Washington
Vera Mittler (636) 433-2346, P O Box 142, Marthasville
Dee Schuster (636) 744-1335 700 e. Fifth St., Apt #103, Washington
Martha Wackher 324 W Fifth St Rm 201, Washington
Altar Flowers
April 7
By the congretation to the glory of God
April 14 In honor of Elizabeth Marquart’s birthday, with love from
Mom, Dad, and Matthew
April 21 In honor of Hertha Berg’s 93rd birthday on the 26th,
by her family
April 28 In celebration of Rich & Barb Strubberg’s 50th wedding an-
niversary, with love from George & Kelly Dohm, Todd & Chris Marquart, Steve & Lori Strubberg and grandchildren
Extra arrangement in honor of Molly Dohm’s 18th birthday, with love from Mom, Dad, and McKenzie
Hospital Visitation If you are going into the hospital, please notify the
Church Office and/or Pastor George with the details. Unless you prefer otherwise, Pastor George would like
to schedule a visit at the appropriate time. In addi-tion, if you know of someone who is recovering from surgery, is home-bound or is in a Nursing Home and
who would like a visit and/or to receive Holy Commun-ion, please contact the office or Pastor George.
For a copy of Worship (for shut-ins) OR Message’s on audio tape for personal use / share with a friend, please speak to someone at the sound booth, contact the church office or pick up one from the basket on the lobby table.
Prayer Ministry News
National Day of Prayer Thursday, May 2nd at 12:00 noon
Memorial Park Gazebo, downtown Marthasville Thursday, May 2nd is National Day of Prayer. All people throughout the nation are encouraged to come together to pray for our nation. It was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of the US Congress, and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. It exists to mobilize the Christian community to intercede for America’s leaders and its families and to communicate the need for per-sonal repentance and prayer. It is based on our under-standing that this country was birthed in prayer and in reverence for the God of the Bible. On Thursday, May 2nd at 12:00 noon The community of Marthasville is called to pray , along with people from every state, for our nation. This will have profound sig-nificance for our country. We have an unprecedented opportunity to see the Lord’s healing and renewing pow-er made manifest as we call on citizens to humbly come before His throne. To echo the words of Mary Washing-ton, mother of our nation’s first president, we believe it is time to “Remember that God is our only sure trust.” The days we live in call for urgent prayer. The tragic events these past few weeks remind us that we need the grace and protection of God. Shirley Dobson, National Day of Prayer Chairman, reminds us: “We have lost many of our freedoms in America because we have been asleep. I feel if we do not become involved and support the annual National Day of Prayer, we could end up for-feiting this freedom, too.” Plan to join together with other Christians as we pray for our leaders and call out to God for his mercy and inter-vention in our nation, creating a wave of prayer from one coast to the other.
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May Extra Step Mission St Paul’s Youth Missions
This summer three mission service trips are planned. Early June - serving with youth from Friedens UCC Warrenton at Emmaus Marthasville’s Campus. June 21-23, serving with other congrega-tional members at Shannondale Church & Commu-nity Center doing necessary repairs and improve-ments. June 30-July 5, serving with Group Ministry in St. Louis to address physical and spiritual needs of urban residents. Extra Step Donations will go fully toward the needed mission supplies for each trip. www.stpaulsuccmo.org FACEBOOK: St. Paul’s Teen Adventures. To contribute, make out checks to “St. Paul’s” with “Youth Missions” in the memo.
National Day of Prayer, Thursday, May 2 National Day of Prayer calls on all people of
different faiths in the United States to pray for the nation and its leaders. It is held on the first Thursday of May each year.
In 1775 the Continental Congress allocated a time for prayer in forming a new nation. Over the years, there have been calls for a day of prayer, in-cluding from President Abraham Lincoln in 1863. On April 17, 1952, President Harry Truman signed a bill proclaiming the National Day of Prayer into law in the United States. President Reagan amended the law in 1988, designating the first Thursday of May each year as the National Day of Prayer.
The National Prayer Committee was formed in the United States in 1972. It went on to create the National Day of Prayer Task Force, with the in-tended purpose of coordinating events for the Na-tional Day of Prayer. According to the Legal Infor-mation Institute, the President shall issue each year a proclamation designating the first Thursday in May as a National Day of Prayer on which the peo-ple of the United States may turn to God in prayer and meditation at churches, in groups, and as indi-viduals. On May 2, please set aside some special time to join with others - corporately or privately - in praying for our nation, our leaders and all our people!
The youth bulletin board is up in the lobby. Please check it out for current and upcoming events.
Permission and Medical Forms can be found on the lobby table. Each youth is required to have one on file to participate in youth events. Forms are good from Janu-ary 1, 2013 thru December 31, 2013. If you haven’t com-pleted a new form for the 2013, please do so and you will be good for the year. There may be additional waivers required from the conferences or events we attend. I will send those to you via email as needed.
Congratulations to Lauren Kazmaier the monthly “You have been spotted wearing your youth shirt” winner.
Steak Dinner-Saturday, April 6, 2013-Wild for Youth Youth, you did a wonderful job serving. A huge thank you to the congregation for showing your support through donating a silent auction item, working or attending the dinner. We sold 134 tickets (sold out). Stan Ponder, (served the youth at Augusta and Marthasville Elemen-tary Schools) hosted as Emcee. The youth were amazed and enjoyed an adult who once made a difference in their lives, coming back and being a part of investing in their future. Even after receiving a pie in the face, Stan is will-ing to come back for more. The youth earned over $8400. Great job.
Looking for good family entertainment to watch with your youth or for them to watch when they have friends over? The Youth Ministry has added 10 family friendly movies to our library. These movies are available in the church library for check out. Please fill out and follow guidelines on sign out sheet. Titles-Outlaw Trail, 16 Wishes, Radio Rebel, Believe in Me, Safe Harbor, A war-riors Heart, Whitney Brown, Jumping for joy, Akeelah Bee, The Assignment. On the back of each video it lists Life’s Growing Moments through Learning and Struggles.
Emmaus Home June 9-13, 2013 We will be pairing up with Pastor Jay Emerson with Frieden’s UCC Church in Warrenton. Their church will be there the entire week. He has opened up this week for our youth to join them for one day or all week. This is nice as it gives the youth flexibility with their schedules. Cost for meals and T-Shirt $10 per day. Sign- up sheets are in the lobby.
Dare2share-25 attended the event. Our youth were amazing and spent their outreach ministry at Children’s Hospital. We met a young family whose daughter had just had brain surgery. The God we serve is so amazing. He crossed this family with our church’s paths twice since the event and we are now able to communicate with them and receive weekly updates. Our youth shared the Gospel with this family and prayed with them. The dad shared how his life was changed as a result and he is ex-periencing faith in a way he never did. Our youth “Dared to share” and with God’s grace, made a difference for His Glory. Mark your calendars for next year. You won’t want to miss it. March 21-22 2014.
The James Study-Our last study will be May 1st. The youth attending have discussed meeting over the sum-mer to finish and continue to spend time with one anoth-er while studying God’s word.
Taco Stand at Washington Fair- Sign up sheets will be set out in the lobby in May. Thank you in advance for your willingness to work. Many parents have shared this is a good way for them to spend a couple hours getting to know other parents and church members. This year we are adding a few new items-Fruit Kabobs and burritos. Funds raised will go towards the purchase of youth van. Last year we raised nearly $2000(And that was with Sat-urday closing due to weather).
Youth T-Shirts- Due to several requests, we will be ordering additional youth shirts. I will be ordering several of all sizes, however, if you know you want one, please message me your size
and how many you need to guarantee the order.
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Teen Summer Workcamp- Week of Hope in St Louis,
June 30-July 5 Who knew that in 1804, when Lewis and Clark set out from St. Louis to explore the American West and bring hope of a new beginning to the people of the area, that today this area would be in need of hope again? You can serve the people of St. Louis by exploring your faith and bringing hope of another new beginning. You have the chance to brighten people's futures and explore a variety of community service projects for those who really need you. Communicate your interest to Karen Nye. For complete details, visit http://groupmissiontrips.com/week-of-hope. This Week of Hope will include a total of 99 youth from around the country coming to St. Louis to serve God and His people alongside you and others. Be sure to register and get your $50 deposit in early (total cost = $100... note, the week costs $248/person, but youth ministry fundraising helps to offset each participant’s fee). We have re-served six spaces and four of them have already been claimed with deposits.
For more information, talk with Karen or past participants:
Throughout the summer months beginning May 26th thru September 1st at the 10:30 am service, we will offer a preschool class and a combined class for Kindergarten thru 4th grade. The curriculum will continue to follow "The Story" that we have been working with since January. Our current teachers have been faithful to be here each Sunday throughout the school year. It would be great to be able to give them the summer off. They each need time to refresh mentally, physically and spiritually!
Could you spare an hour, 1 or 2 times, this summer to help with a class? No previous experience necessary. We will provide a lesson that is easy for the leader to follow. Sign-up sheets will be in the lobby. You can sign up as an individual or sign up as a family to help out together! Contact Shannon Dothage with questions: 636-359-2217
Morning LIGHT students, we are planning a celebration and hope you will be able to join in the FUN. May 19th will be our last Sunday school class for this year. We will start off in church thanking God for the ways He is working in our Chris-tian education program. Then we will all gather in the fellowship hall for an ice cream party and games. (If your child has a food allergy please provide an alternative snack. )
Thank you!
Summer Children's Church It's Time to Celebrate!
St. Paul’s
Teen Adventures
Have you joined the Teen Adventures group on Facebook?
It’s a great way to stay up-to-date on the awesome
BRING-A-MEAL Sunday is May 5. As part of our ongoing mission to and with our community, please share non-
perishable food items that would make up one meal during the day (Breakfast, lunch or dinner) or various toiletry needs. These items go to the Southern Warren County Food Pantry here in Marthasville, serving those within the 63357 zip code. Thanks for caring and sharing!
ADULT SOCIAL CONNECTION
Date: Friday May 10th Place: Cedar Lake Winery www.cedarlakecellars.com Time: to carpool meet at church at 6:15 or meet at Cedar Lake at 6:45 Cedar Lake Winery is located at 11008 Schreckengast Rd Wright City, MO 63390 They have a menu of dinner selections to chose from. Wine tasting is available as well as Microbrews for sam-pling, both have a fee. Sign Up in the church lobby by Monday May 6th to re-serve your seat. Those with a last minute change in plans are also wel-come, call Karla Aholt, cell phone number 636-390-3849, to add your name.
Invite your friends and join us for an evening of fellowship!
Emmaus Homes Spring Festival On Sunday, May 19, from 12-5pm, join with many from St. Paul’s and beyond in supporting Emmaus Home dur-ing their “Ole Time Country Family Picnic”. Enjoy games, food, the flea market and a Quilt Auction.
Wednesday Dinner at St. Paul’s will continue
through May 22 (the Wednesday before Memorial Day). We will then take a break from the meals for the sum-mer. Please share this with your small group, those who serve on Wednesdays and other who enjoying partici-pating in this meal.
